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2019 | the Fairmont Hotel Hfsv Board of Directors Hfsv Staff HISPANIC FOUNDATION BALL CELEBRATING 30 YEARS OF SERVICE HISPANIC FOUNDATION OF SILICON VALLEY OCTOBER 19, 2019 | THE FAIRMONT HOTEL HFSV BOARD OF DIRECTORS HFSV STAFF Board Chair Board Vice Chair Second Vice Chair Raquel González Anna Dapelo-Garcia Sergio Retamal Ron Gonzales Clara Roa Silicon Valley Market Inclusion & Diversity President & CEO, President & CEO Chief Development President, Leader, Stanford Global4PL Supply Chain Officer Bank of America Health / Founder, Management Lean In Latinas Board Treasurer Steven Martinez Oriana Branon Francesca de Margarita DeAvila Lisa Anna Dominguez SVP, Business Banking Director of Community Quesada Covey Executive Assistant Director, Education Regional Manager & Public Relations, Head of Partnerships, & Office Manager Programs Bank of the West Bay Area, Facebook Alaska Airlines Isaura Gaeta Ray Montalvo Beatriz Medina Pratt Raul Ceja Veronica Marquez VP, Security Research Vice President, Program Lead- Marketing & Education Programs Intel Product Assurance Workplace Services, Infrastructure Diversity, Communications Coordinator and Security, Go Pro Facebook Manager Intel Corporation Board Member Emeritus Advisor to the CEO Stuardo Robles Ivonne Montes de Oca Reed Hastings Strategic Marketing President & Founder, Co-Founder & CEO, Senior Director, The Pinnacle Company Netflix Applied Materials Inc. Our Mission The Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley is dedicated to inspiring community philanthropy and engaging people to invest in the educational achievement, leadership development, research, and convening and engaging the Hispanic community to improve the quality of life for Latinos and the Silicon Valley region. 1 EVENING PROGRAM 5:30 P.M 7:0 0 P.M 8:0 0 P.M 9:00 P.M - 11:30 P.M NO HOST COCKTAIL DINNER PROGRAM DANCING WITH RECEPTION ULTIMATE SOUNDS - DJ NORMAN #HISPANICFOUNDATIONBALL @hispanicfoundationsv @hispanicfoundationsv @hispanicfoundationsv @hfsvpage MASTERS OF CEREMONIES Since 1996, Damian Trujillo has Jessica Aguirre is the 6 and 11 p.m. been a NBC Bay Area News evening anchor at NBC Bay Area News reporter, host and producer and an Emmy award winning journalist. of “Comunidad Del Valle,” the Jessica has been a primetime, evening longest running public affairs anchor, in the Bay Area for the last 20 program in the Bay Area. years. Comunidad Del Valle now also airs in Spanish on She began her career at the Spanish Telemundo 48. Damian is a Language network, Univision, while recipient of the prestigious attending the University of Miami. Emmy Award. He has also been Before arriving in the Bay Area in honored with awards from the Associated Press, the Radio 1998 she anchored and reported in Los Angeles and Miami, and Television News Director’s Association (RTNDA), and the earning Emmy awards for her series on the struggles of migrant National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Damian was named children and for her investigative work on child molesters. Her “2004 Reporter of the Year” by the Associated Press Television journey to Cuba, chronicling the struggles of boat people fleeing and Radio Association for California and Nevada. the island, won an Associated Press award. During her tenure at NBC Bay Area, Jessica won an Emmy for her poignant, two part Damian grew up in Greenfield, about 2 hours south of San series, on the emotional journey of an East Bay transgender teen Francisco on Highway 101. While in high school, Damian worked and her efforts to preserve her fertility before undergoing sex in the agricultural fields of the Salinas Valley, with his family, to reassignment surgery, and another Emmy for her live coverage of help make ends meet. He picked garlic, broccoli, cucumbers, the “Ghostship” warehouse fire in Oakland. and strawberries. More recently Jessica won an Emmy for field anchoring from the In 2012, Carolyn Brown, professor at American University in deadly Sonoma and Napa county firestorms. As the daughter Washington D.C., produced a half-hour documentary on the of immigrant parents, Jessica is fluent in Spanish, and deeply life of Damian Trujillo titled “From the Fields: An American involved in organizations that promote literacy and STEM to help Journey”. Damian screened the film at Stanford, Georgetown, narrow the Latino achievement gap. Jessica can also be found at and Harvard Universities, and at The National Steinbeck Center. many community events in the East Bay where she lends her voice In April 2013, the South Bay U.S. Congressional Delegation to a variety of local causes. invited Damian for a special screening on Capitol Hill. Damian and his wife Monica have a daughter, Malyna, and twins Isela and Michael Damian. STEERING COMMITEE Steering Committee Members Raul Ceja, Margarita DeAvila, Lisa Anna Dominguez, Maria Garcia, Veronica Marquez, Clara Roa, Karla Rodriguez Lomax 2 BIENVENIDOS / WELCOME Welcome to the 30th Anniversary celebration of the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley’s service to the Silicon Valley Latinx community. Anniversaries are for celebrating past accomplishments by thanking those who were instrumental in supporting us along this 30-year journey that we’ve traveled together. Tonight, we remember the original collaboration in 1989 between the United Way Silicon Valley and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce who worked with a group of Latino community leaders to launch the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley (HFSV) to address the lack of charitable resources available for the Latino community. It is also time to remember our sponsors, individual ticket buyers, volunteers, and staff. Your continued support and engagement assist our daily work with Latino students, parents, and future leaders. This past August we launched our newest initiative, the Latinx Speaker Series. The objectives for the Speaker Series are: 1) to convene Latinos from all our community sectors; and 2) to listen to an interesting speaker address an intriguing topic of importance to our Latinx community. Our first Latinx Speaker Series guest was Francisco Ramos, Vice President, Spanish Language Originals for Netflix. Francisco shared his thoughts and was very well received by a sold-out audience of nearly 400 people. To increase the academic performance of Latinx students, we continue to expand programming at our Hispanic Foundation College Success Center. The Center has proven to be a successful model serving thousands of students and parents. We look forward to opening a second Center in San Mateo County in early 2020! Additionally, with our program partners, the Parents Institute for Quality Education and Foothill College’s Family Engagement Institute, we’ve trained over 4,000 Latino parents in our Parent Education Academies about local education processes and skills needed to guide their children towards higher academic achievement. In partnership with College Spring, we were able to increase SAT scores by 80 points for high school Latino students and gave them the confidence needed to be excellent test-takers and an opportunity to attend their preferred university. For a brighter future, we are especially pleased to have recipients of our Latinos in Technology Scholarship program in the audience. You will have the opportunity to meet them throughout the evening. Lastly, Silicon Valley Latinos have made significant contributions to the region and beyond in a wide range of areas. These contributions and accomplishments need to be chronicled for present and future generations. In 2020, we will launch the Hispanic Foundation Leadership Awards (HFLA). With the HFLA our Foundation will have the ability to recognize Latinos who have contributed to the betterment of the Latino community in Silicon Valley and beyond. Watch for more information about the Hispanic Foundation Leadership Awards and how you can nominate a leader of distinction in early 2020! With your support and engagement our foundation will continue to have a positive impact on the Latino community by increasing opportunities to reach our full potential. Please join us! Ron Gonzales | President & CEO 3 4 HISPANIC FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP AWARDS Recognizing Latinx Changemakers Then and Now Silicon Valley Latinos have made significant contributions to the region and beyond in a wide range of areas. These contributions and accomplishments need to be chronicled for present and future generations. Since 1990, the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley (HFSV) has recognized an exemplary Latino Familia that is inspirational to others, in community volunteerism and engagement. Most recently the HFSV Visionario and Pioneros award recognized leadership and philanthropic support among local supporters of the Foundation. As we turn 30, we expand the reach of these awards to have the ability to recognize extraordinary leaders in more areas. The Hispanic Foundation Leadership Awards will be a virtual space to honor in one place all the past heroes of the original La Familia, Visionario, and Pioneros award recipients, and to recognize the Latino leaders of the next generations. “ By expanding the reach of these awards, it is our hope that we can bring orgullo (pride) to the Latinx community and inspire our Familias, our youth and Silicon Valley leaders to continue creating opportunities for Latinos to excel – whether it is in education, arts, technology, leadership, innovation or community engagement,” — Raquel González, Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley, Board Chair. About the Hispanic Foundation Leadership Awards The Hispanic Foundation Leadership Awards honors Latinx leaders and organizations who have
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